As a person from later generations, I may not be as good as the ancients in terms of real-time strategies and critical decisions.
But if we talk about hindsight, the ancients and later generations who were deeply affected by the limitations of the times are not on the same level at all.
If Legalism were a game, then Han Fei would be the top ranked boss.
And Ying Chengyu is a warrior who has reached the upper limit of krypton gold. My level is not as high as yours, but my combat power is just...
"What is the technique of the Shu School? To put it simply, it is conspiracy and trickery. What is the law of Legalism? It is legal regulations. Shen Buya used 'shu' to think of 'law', that is, he used conspiracy and tricks to improve legal regulations. Finally, in After the death of Han Zhaohou, the laws and regulations disappeared, which is what you said about the law of no harm without application."
"But the passing of geese leaves hair, and the passing of humans leaves traces. Shen Buyai practiced martial arts in South Korea, and even after others died, the traces are still there. Koreans still practice martial arts. This is what I call Shen Buyai's technique. Enough said Understand? Any questions?"
Huh? What your Majesty said seems interesting.
The laughter of the diners gradually faded, and most of their eyes lit up as they understood what Ying Chenglong meant.
In the shadows, the old man with a somewhat fierce voice said: "Your Majesty's theory is quite charming. 'Shu' is the means of doing things, and 'law' is the ultimate goal. Laws can be deleted, but methods of doing things are not so easy to delete."
Another person in the shadow said: "When Lord Wu'an was at Yanmen, he ordered the Zhao border troops to return as soon as they heard the Huns' horse hooves, and kill anyone who dared to capture them. After so many years, with only one battle, the Huns did not dare to go south for ten years. In During this period, the tenacity of Zhao Bian’s soldiers was cultivated extremely well.”
"Even after the rumors spread that Lord Wu An was killed by King Zhao, the Zhao army was united and united, fought bravely, and there was no chaos. This is the 'skill'. Once Zhao generals were replaced, their command and decision-making was far worse than that of Lord Wu An. What's more, this means that the 'dharma' does not exist. Your Majesty, is what I say correct?"
"That's the truth."
Ying Chengyu nodded and turned to look at Li Mu who was being praised.
Li Mu was obviously praised, but there was no joy at all on his face.
He threw away the empty wine jar in his hand, opened another jar of wine, and drank.
"I made a mistake."
Li Muping wiped the wine stains from the corner of his mouth with his palm, and waved his hand towards the apologetic doorman in the shadow.
Having said this, even the reckless man who had only been focusing on eating understood it, and Han Fei naturally understood it a long time ago.
The Legalist Everest frowned and wrote on the paper: Your Majesty is saying that Shenzi's rule caused the destruction of South Korea?
Ying Chengyu nodded.
Han Fei picked up his pen and started writing again. While writing, he took out another piece of paper from his arms and wrote two full sheets.
This shows how much Han Fei disagrees with Ying Chengyu’s words:
[Shenzi advocated that Han Zhaoxianhou use "shu" as an indicator for the evaluation of officials in all aspects, so that redundant officials in the court were eliminated. Economically, Shenzi encouraged the masses to reclaim more wasteland and plant crops on it. Encourage people to actively raise silkworms and participate in spinning. Militarily, Shenzi unified and integrated the military forces of the aristocratic class and incorporated them into the Korean military force. 】
[Shenzi conducted intensive training for them to enhance the army's combat effectiveness and military combat capabilities. All these measures were taken to strengthen South Korea. During Shenzi's administration, South Korea became unprecedentedly powerful. Shenzi made Han dominate the world through the use of martial arts. I dare to ask your Majesty, what is wrong with the martial arts? 】
Seeing Han Fei's stubborn look, Ying Chengyu's original thought of competing with Han Fei suddenly disappeared.
The two pieces of paper on the desk were not a debate for Han Fei, but his love for South Korea and his confusion about South Korea's demise.
If it were possible, Han Fei, the Korean prince who could hardly speak a word but was able to write a eloquent masterpiece of 100,000 words, "Han Feizi", really wished that the world's surname was Han, not Qin.
Ying Chengyu gently patted Han Fei on the shoulder, asking the stubborn Korean prince to relax, and said softly: "You once wrote in "Han Feizi Wang Jie": What the law does not belong to, the king takes. The officials take it. Those who are punished are those who are supported by the superiors. That is, the people who are opposed by the law are used by the monarch. The people who are punished by the officials are supported by the monarch. You attribute this to the cause of Han's demise."
"Do you think that the complete reversal of reputation and reputation, rewards and punishments will lead to the destruction of laws and prohibitions and the chaos of the people, that is, the destruction of laws and prohibitions, and the chaos of the country's people. Then have you ever thought about why South Korea, with its "righteousness" on the head, has changed Is it like what you said?"
Han Fei had naturally thought about this problem. Han Fei took out another piece of paper from his arms and quickly wrote on the paper: The aristocracy is powerful, Han Zhao waited first, and all the Han kings in the past generations have no courage and are far behind Qin.
Only the generation of Han Zhaohou was the one who implemented the Shen BuHai reform. Later generations of Han lords did not follow the Shen BuHai reform.
In the Qin State, Shang Yang's method continued from Qin Xiaogong to the first emperor.
"So, why is this happening? Is it true that our country, Qin, is so lucky and got help from God?"
Ying Chengyu took the brush from Han Fei's hand and wrote a big word "shu" on the paper.
"Shen Buhao's reform is to use 'skill' to control 'skill', requiring the king to use conspiracies to control his ministers. A king must be true to his word, carry out majestic schemes, and must not resort to deceitful ways."
"When a king is used to using the intrigues that his ministers are good at to fight against the plots of his ministers, what is the difference between this king and his ministers? How does this king manage his ministers? Korean princes in the past dynasties grew up in such an environment, and were attracted by Han Jun since childhood. They are taught 'skills' by being immersed in what they see and hear. They have used too many conspiracies and tricks, how can they still have the courage?"
"Since the Shenbulai Reform, Korea's 'skills' have risen and 'righteousness' has fallen. The king and his subjects only think about conspiracy and conspiracy, and there is no longer the spirit of a strong country with the word "righteousness". Korea, with its simple folk customs, has completely degenerated into the most ridiculous and ridiculous A state ruled by magic."
"The whole body and mind of the emperors and ministers of Korean temples are always in the calculation of avoiding disaster and seeking others. This is the danger of surgical treatment."
Han Fei is a very smart person. If he were not smart, he would not become the first Legalist in history.
Because of this, he understood after Ying Chengyu finished speaking.
Even what Ying Chengyu said completely defeated his rule of thumb in "Han Feizi" and was a huge impact on his Legalist theory.
He stared blankly at Ying Chengyu, beads of sweat starting to drip from his face.
His face turned a little pale, and his right hand trembled as he took back the brush from Ying Chengyu's hand, wanting to write something on the paper.
The trembling brush left ink dots and scratches on the paper, and soon the paper was covered with everything, just like Han Fei's heart.
Shen Buhai, whom he had always respected as Shenzi, was the chief culprit who destroyed his motherland.
He thought that the Shinbule reform was an opportunity for South Korea to dominate the world, but the truth was that it was a ladder to the abyss for South Korea.
Han Fei, the first person in Legalism, who stuttered but was not good at speaking but good at writing, really wanted to write something to refute Ying Chengyuan at this moment, and wanted to prove that what Ying Chengyuan said was wrong and wrong.
But there were more and more dots and lines, and he couldn't write a word.
He was so stubborn that he refused to put down his pen, just like that year when he was so stubborn in the court of Qin that he refused to make suggestions for Qin.
Ying Chengyu sighed lightly, stood up and said: "We might as well think back to what South Korea, which sits on the world's largest iron mountain, has done in these years? In a world of great competition, the strong will become stronger, and the weak will perish. If you want to seize the world, It is okay to seek others, but it must come after strengthening yourself.”
"And South Korea is very interesting. It is obsessed with military rule. It doesn't think about strengthening itself, but only thinks about people. Qin occupied Han, and Han ceded Shangdang to Zhao, and named it Zhao Zhao to shift trouble. He also cut eight cities to join the Zhou Dynasty, and also named Fat Zhou. Retreat from the Qin Dynasty. Send watermen Zheng Guo to the Qin Dynasty to develop water conservancy and clearly strengthen the Qin Dynasty. It is called Weary Qin."
"Since ancient times, has there ever been such a ridiculous plan? To harm one's own body in order to plot others, and not to think about strengthening oneself. The style of martial arts is prevalent in Korea, and its eccentricities are particularly strong. Korea is like this, even if God cannot save it. If Korea does not perish, the world will not be destroyed. Where is the right path? Techniques should not exist in the Dharma."
"Shenzi" says: Shen Buha taught Zhaohou how to control his subordinates.
"Historical Records: The Family of Han" says: "Shen does not harm the prime minister, Han, he practices martial arts and Taoism, he governs the country, and the princes do not invade."
Korea thrived on skills and died on skills.
Everyone in South Korea will inevitably feel the word "shu". Even Han Fei, the Legalist master who was regarded as an idol by Ying Zheng, was not immune. When compiling "Han Feizi", he openly used "shu" to treat "shu". Write.
Han Shu, who was the most powerful in this evil trend, was undoubtedly one of the three heroes of the early Han Dynasty. He was known as Zhang Liang, who was in charge of strategizing and winning a decisive victory thousands of miles away. He was named Liuhou by Liu Bang, the great ancestor of the Han Dynasty.
It has experienced the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period, the chaos of the late Qin Dynasty, and the Chu-Han struggle for hegemony for several generations.
The Qin Dynasty was destroyed by the way of art, and the Han Dynasty was prospered by the way of art, so that the art of art reached its peak.
However, even with Zhang Liang's ability, he could not recover Korea. In the end, he realized that the art of martial arts was ultimately a small way and could not be used to govern the country, let alone restore the country. He could only retire sadly.
Liu Bang, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, also understood this point - the way to seek people is not to seek the country. Zhang Liang bid farewell, and Liu Bang easily let Zhang Liang leave.
On the opposite side is Xiao He, the leader of the three heroes of the early Han Dynasty. He resigned several times but Liu Bang refused to let him go, forcing Xiao He to resort to self-destruction to protect himself. The reason is that Xiao He is good at strengthening himself, which is the way to govern the country.
Liu Bang was afraid that he would let Xiao He go in front, and if there were princes and queens in the back, he would ask Xiao He to take charge of internal affairs.
Three or five years later, the princes and kings had enough troops to compete with him, the Han Emperor, for the world.
Therefore, Liu Bang would rather kill Xiao He than let Xiao He go.
But these can only be seen by future generations with the eyes of God. People in this world cannot see them due to the limitations of the times.
The Qin Dynasty was the first unified dynasty in history. No one knew how such a large dynasty should be governed or run. Everyone was crossing the river by feeling the stones.
Even Ying Chengxuan, a modern man with a God's perspective, cannot govern this new dynasty perfectly - what later generations have learned cannot be copied mechanically, and a system suitable for modern times may not be suitable for ancient times.
Although Ying Chengyu was not sure what was feasible, he at least knew what was not feasible.
When he said these last words, he did not want to hurt this poor young man whose homeland had perished.
He just wants the stuttering in the Chang'an Lord's Mansion to know what the Legalists who govern the world should be like - this is the most powerful stuttering in the world, the only thing he is still pursuing.
Han Fei is still young and has great talent.
Ying Chengxuan knew that the Chang'an Lord's Mansion could not imprison the stuttering Han Fei, just like it could not imprison the swordsman Gai Nie.
This era is filled with the afterglow of the contention of a hundred schools of thought.
One day, when this stutterer ascends to the court again, he will compete with hundreds of schools of thought on behalf of Legalism and lead the huge empire of Qin to move forward.
Ying Chengyu didn't expect that the path he stuttered would be the most correct one, but at least he would be closer to the most correct one.
Pa da~
The brush barrel broke into two pieces and made a crisp sound when it fell on the table. It also shattered Han Fei's concept of the trinity of Legalism, which included law, technique, and power.
Han Fei, whose face was covered with sweat, lowered his head and stood up tremblingly.
Li Mu stretched out his hand to steady Han Fei, but Han Fei avoided him.
Han Fei raised his head, his face was filled with tears at some point.
He wanted to salute Ying Chengyu, but Ying Chengyu raised his hand to stop him.
"You know, I don't like red tape the most."
Han Fei said nothing.
Ying Chengyu let go.
Han Fei saluted again.
Ying Chengyu stopped him again.
Several times like this, Li Mu drank from the wine jar and said drunkenly: "Your Majesty, let him go."
Ying Chengyu sighed and stopped blocking him.
Han Fei, the leader of the Legal family, with sweat and tears on his face, gave a complete apprenticeship ceremony to Ying Chengyu.
"Study, student, Han, Han Fei, thank you, thank you, thank you, Mr. Xie, for solving, solving my doubts!"
The four diners in the shadows were all sitting upright, with solemn and solemn expressions.
"What your Majesty said was a revelation. Only today do I realize the dangers of the technique."
"To strengthen oneself and seek others, one must not mess up the succession. Skills can be used but cannot be used to govern the country. This is what the king wants to make clear."
"It's such a tragedy that Korea has existed for hundreds of years because of the art of martial arts!"
"If you are the king of Han, you will definitely be able to reverse Han's defeat."
The reckless man bit into the meat skewers, sat on the ground with his legs spread wide, and looked sideways at Han Fei.
"Why do men cry?"
Li Mu drank the newly opened jar of wine in one gulp, holding the empty jar in his hand, lying on the ground with his limbs spread out, muttering: "Mu has never been defeated in his life..."
The drunkard got drunk again.
The banquet that took place in Chang'an Jun's Mansion has come to an end.
Xianyang Palace, Dazheng Palace.
The conversation between Meng Tian and Ying Fusu also came to an end.
"You are the eldest son of Great Qin, the one who will rule the world in the future. How can you be trapped here by 700,000 Lishan prisoners!"
Meng Tian yelled at Ying Fusu angrily. This look was rarely seen in Meng Tian's relationship with Ying Fusu.
As a child who grew up playing with the First Emperor, Meng Tian always remembered how happy the First Emperor was when Ying Fusu was born, who was just a child at the time.
Two fifteen-and-a-half-year-old children looked at the little child with wrinkled skin with curiosity, and they didn't even dare to touch him, for fear that the child would be killed if he was not careful.
Meng Tian watched Ying Fusu grow up, and as Ying Fusu grew up, Meng Tian's love and care for him like a parent and son gradually mixed with his loyalty to the emperor.
Meng Tian's eldest father, Meng Ao, closely followed the footsteps of the First Emperor. Meng Ao would stand by whichever son the First Emperor preferred to be the second son of Qin. Meng Ao had no bias towards the First Emperor's other sons.
But Meng Tian is not. Meng Tian prefers Ying Fusu from a very early age. He just wants Ying Fusu to be the second emperor of Qin.
"Your Majesty said that I could let you leave Dazheng Palace and give me a rank. I thought you had committed some serious mistake, but it turned out that you were just a prisoner for 700,000 Lishan. How can you be a good person like this? Where is Qin II?"
Meng Tian was roaring and roaring.
The maids and eunuchs of Dazheng Palace all stood close to the wall, wishing they could breathe at their lowest.
They dared to cry and beg the eldest son Ying Fusu not to leave the palace, but they did not dare to say a word in front of the wartime general Meng Tian.
The ministers who led troops and fought in the Qin Dynasty, as long as they can step into Xianyang Palace alive, they will have countless lives on their hands. If they disagree, they will really draw their swords and kill people.
With a sad look on his face, Ying Fusu sat on the new bed and said dejectedly: "That's hundreds of thousands of lives. How could I watch them die because of me? No matter how you persuade me, I will never leave Dazheng." From the palace."
Meng Tian looked at Ying Fusu's unsatisfactory look, and his heart was filled with anger.
The state of Qin is martial and the people of Qin are warlike.
Meng Tian, a young general of the new generation of the Qin State, regarded fighting on the battlefield as a common occurrence.
He didn't understand why Ying Fusu, who was born and raised in Qin, could be so weak.
He was gasping for breath, and there was almost green smoke coming out of his head. If Ying Fusu was his son Meng Tian, he would have slapped him away.
Pa~
This slap hit the stool next to the table in the room, and the stool flew away with great force and hit a eunuch.
The eunuch didn't dare to cry out in pain, his face was pale, his teeth were clenched, and he just didn't make a sound.
Ying Fusu looked up and did not see the stool hit the eunuch. He only saw the stool falling three or four times on the ground, making a "harsh" sound under the load.
He eagerly stood up and stepped forward, saying: "Don't get angry because of Fusu's incident."
This sentence made Meng Tian's anger disappear and was replaced by unspeakable sadness.
At this time, say these words...
"My eldest son, please forgive me, Meng Tian is rude."
After saying this, Meng Tian walked away angrily, his clothes making a rustling sound.
Meng Tian didn't know when Ying Fusu would be able to leave Dazheng Palace. It's like he doesn't know whether Ying Fusu is still suitable to be the second emperor of Qin.
"Meng Tian! Meng Tian!"
Meng Tian left suddenly and urgently, leaving Ying Fusu unprepared. When Ying Fusu reacted, Meng Tian had already left the Dazheng Palace.
Ying Fusu walked quickly, calling Meng Tian's name and chasing after him.
As soon as he ran two or three steps, he was stopped by the eunuchs and maids in Dazheng Palace.
All the maids and eunuchs were sitting next to each other and crowded together. A human body wall was used to isolate Ying Fusu from the palace gate of Dazheng Palace.
"Please, eldest son, have mercy on us!"
Their movements were neat, their faces were filled with tears, and their voices were pleading.
(End of chapter)
